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Kaisa_14 wrote:
A person went to confess to the Pope that he had lied to everyone about lead and told the Pope, "I lied to everyone; lead is not the most stable element on the periodic table, iron was the most stable element." The Pope said, "But I learned that the most stable element was lead." Just like precision matters in CNC Machining Services, the person who went to confession said, "You just have to have Fe (faith)" The joke is that Fe is the symbol of iron in the periodic table.
Ha! Great joke! The punchline works because Fe is the chemical symbol for iron on the periodic table and sounds exactly like the word faith so "you just have to have Fe" means both have faith and that iron is the most stable element. And the science is correct too, iron-56 is indeed the most stable element.
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@MasonEx @Gambitiodic yeah I know that Fe don't sound to much to faith but in spanish Fe is faith so if you read the joke in spanish it will have a much more sence
Here is the joke in spanish:
una persona le fue a confesar al papa que le había mentido a todas acerca del plomo y le dijo al papa "Le e mentido a todos; el plomo no es el alemento mas estable de la tabla periodica sino que el hierro era el elemento más estable"el papa le dice "Pero yo aprendí que el elemento más era el plomo" le dice la persona que le fue a confesar "Solo hay que tener fe"
A person went to confess to the Pope that he had lied to everyone about lead and told the Pope, "I lied to everyone; lead is not the most stable element on the periodic table, iron was the most stable element." The Pope said, "But I learned that the most stable element was lead." The person who went to confession said, "You just have to have Fe (faith)" The joke is that Fe is the symbol of iron in the periodic table